Dutch coffee company Jacobs Douwe Egberts BV offered S$1.45 billion ($1 billion) to buy Singapore’s Super Group Ltd., extending the caffeine empire of Europe’s billionaire Reimann family into Asia. The all-cash offer of S$1.30 a share by the closely held company is 34 percent more than Super’s share price on Oct. 31, before it was halted from trading. Shareholders of Super who hold about 60 percent of its total issued share capital have made an irrevocable pledge to tender all their stock, the Singapore-based company said in a statement Thursday. Super is the latest in a string of coffee and food brands to be amassed by the Reimann family’s JAB Holding Co. , whose investments include Jacobs Douwe Egberts, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Keurig Green Mountain and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. The planned takeover marks the acquirer’s first foray into Asia, according to Gregory Yap, an a...